Reports on Earth System Science

The Reports on Earth System Science are published by the Max Planck Institute of Meteorology and contain scientific and technical contributions, thesis included. This series is the successor to the former Reports and Examensarbeiten

 

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The Latest Reports

  • Kluft, L.(2020). Benchmark calculation of the climate sensitivity of radiative-convective equilibrium. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3274272 [ Fulltext]
  • Erokhina, O.(2020). A new Eulerian iceberg module for climate studies: Formulation and application to the investigation of the sensitivity of the AMOC to iceberg calving. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3270743 [ Fulltext]
  • Mendonca, G.(2020). Response characteristics of the global carbon cycle in earth system models. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3264280 [ Fulltext]
  • Koul, V.(2020). Decadal prediction of shelf-sea marine ecosystems in the eastern North Atlantic: The role of the Subpolar Gyre. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. [ Fulltext]
  • Heidkamp, M.(2020). Studying land-atmosphere interactions in an Earth system model - The role of canopy heat storage and leaf thermoregulation. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3249212 [ Fulltext]
  • Dacie, S.(2020). Using simple models to understand changes in the tropical mean atmosphere under warming. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3243249 [ Fulltext]
  • Keppler, L.(2020). Variability of the contemporary Southern Ocean carbon fluxes and storage. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3243301 [ Fulltext]
  • Flach , R.(2020). On the interactions between land and water use in Brazilian rainfed agriculture. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. [ Fulltext]
  • Müller, A.(2020). Evaluating and systematically improving the European Union’s nature protection network towards current and potential ecoregion representation targets. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3243038 [ Fulltext]
  • Lüschow, V.(2020). The deep western boundary current in an eddying ocean. Phd Thesis, Hamburg: Universität Hamburg. doi:10.17617/2.3243036 [ Fulltext]